Max Allegri is eyeing a move to the Premier League, with Everton, West Ham, and Newcastle reportedly interested in the former Juventus manager, according to TBR.
The news outlet revealed on 6 December that Allegri is open to returning to management after a break from the dugout.
Currently, Sean Dyche remains in charge at Everton and strengthened his position with a commanding 4-0 victory over Wolves.
However, with new owners, the Friedkin Group, set to take over at Goodison Park, speculation continues to swirl around the Toffees’ future direction.
Allegri Could Excite Everton Fans
Allegri’s potential appointment would undoubtedly excite Everton supporters. The Friedkin Group, who also own Italian side Roma, may look to leverage their Serie A connections to secure a manager of Allegri’s pedigree.
Known for his tactical flexibility and success at Juventus, where he won multiple Serie A titles and reached two Champions League finals, Allegri could bring a more progressive, possession-based style to Everton.
This would represent a stark contrast to Dyche’s pragmatic approach, offering fans a fresh vision for the team.
Allegri’s proven ability to rebuild and refine squads would align well with Everton’s ambitions under new ownership.
With the club preparing for a move to a state-of-the-art stadium, the opportunity to lead such a project could tempt the Italian.
If Allegri joins, it could signal a bold new era for Everton, aiming to restore their status as a competitive force in English and European football.
